Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-14
NEWS NOTES.

The arraianment of C. Vedani. the
murderer Of A. Talice, is set for to-day
In Justice Taney's Court.
Gelcich Post No. l06 will hold So
oial entertainwent at Campbell's Hall.
Dcwney avenue, tonight at 1880.
The conviction of vagrants for small
farms continues with regularity in both
the Township Justices and the Mayors
Court.
John McMullen, hackdriver, was
fined $40 yesterday by the Mayor for
disturbing the peace at the Southern Pa
cific depot.
The wife of 7. Endle, OF the Strass-
burg Hotel, Alameda street. near the
Old Depot, died yesterday, and will be
buried this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The box sheet is open for she sale of
sests to-day at the Grand Opera House
for the Band of Hope entertainment,
which will be given next Monday night.
The installation services of the officers
elect Of Stanton Post and Stanton Re-
lief Corps, will be held at Masonic Hall,
29t South Spring street, to- nightat 1880.
R.. J. Pryks 4 Co., the well known
aad popular ticket brokers, have re-
moved their office to the st. Charles
Hotel, PIP North Main street, where
they have fitted up most elegant quar-
ters.
Sunnyside Lodge. X. Of P. of River.
aide. has installed the following officers:
Legare Allen, August Weinman, Alfred
Steinman, w. P. Cave and j. A. Nc.
Donald, members of Valley Lodge of
San Bernardino.
The three cars containing the Arizona
lunatics returaed from Stockton to the
new Arizona Iusane Asylum, at Phenix,
passed through Los Angeles yesterday
imnediately after the regular East.
bound express.
Neyberg Bros. were fined s. yester
day by the Mayor for obstructing the
aidewalk with merchandise. The Mayor
in imposing this light sentence said tina.
it was his intention to see that the side
walk ordinance was complied with by
all.
George Douglas, street car conduct.
or. charged with having assaulted Jas.
Layton with an axe on the llth. at the
engine house of the Temple-Street cable
road. was yesterday discharged by JUS
tice Austin, the evidence establishing no
assault.
An immense number ef ladies and
gentlemen attended Jere. johnson, ,Jr's., 4,
great auction sale of the Sanborn and
Steele tracts yesterday. Fully one thou
sand people were present. Everything
went of like clockwork, and the sale
was brilliant success. The property
was all sold in about two hours, for the
aggregate sum of $27, 500.
The Ventura Free Press says: "E.
f. Spence, J. r. Crank. Elizabeth Hol.
leabeck. H. Mabury and John D. Bick.
nell have brought suit against s. J. and
Alex Bouahy to cancel contract Of August
rs. 1856, and that the locations on the
Fraxier mines made by Alex and julius
B0ushey be decided null and void, and
that plaintiffs title to said mine is good
and valid. and for $40, 900 damages.
Cotton Post, No. 100. has installed
the following officers: e. T. Springer,
Special Aid.de. Camp, assisted by Com
rade e. C. Seymour and others of Corn.
man Post, San Bernardino. acted as in
stalling officers. Following are the off.
GERS installed for the ensuing term: M.
z. Price, Commander; G. T. Hartley, s.
w.; Myron Gee. j. "; DR.. A. Thomp-
sou, Surgeon; j. P. Colver, @. M; R. J..
Martin, Adjutant; W. H. Wright, o.
D.; B. F. Callehan, o. G.; WV. carp,
8. NJ; E. w. Easton, R. M. s.